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Yes, swirls are very uniform, indicating (to me at least) the results of the product or the pad. 205 on a white pad immediately and easily took the swirling right away.

My goal with the 360 was for that "in-between" super light swirl touch up from normal daily use/washing plus the sealant quality. Figured this'd be the perfect product to use under my XMT 180 that I like. It was just a coincidence that I was using it on top of the 205 today, but like I said...

So my dad is a huge 360 fan; rants and raves about it all the time. I did some research and found pretty positive feedbacks on it. Well, ended up getting a brand new bottle cause my dad had extra. Couldn't wait to give it a go. This morning, I had a couple of spots to touch up. Fixed the areas...

The shedding thing is towel dependent; some do, some don't. Also depends on the surface. For example, I have towels that only shed on glass and work great on every other surface. So, I have all my towels divided up into separate duties. I wash mine on a normal cycle in the machine but for an...

So I'm the only one that feels this way, LOL?

Thanks guys...guess I need to research cleaning the pads as I go. Any tips for the foam pads?

What is this " overkill" you speak of?? LOL

Man, I don't know about you guys, but I've noticed this season that M205 is slowly but surely replacing everything in my cabinet!! I've other various cleaners and polishes and combo products like most of us do, but here of late, when I need to clean or prep a vehicle for something, I just go...

Or why not top the 360 with the 180 paste!? I've been using the 180 and love it. Considering trying the 360 as a prep step and topping with 180 for those in-between jobs.

But…I guess it wouldn't hurt, nor take a lot of time to run over it with something like XMT 360 before adding another layer of the 180, hu?? That'd probably be a good recipe?

What are you guys doing for maintenance and touch ups throughout the year?? My typical spring cleaning recipe is a good polish to get the surface perfect followed by a coat or two of BFWD and then topped with either XMT 180 or SSII. I swapped to XMT because I found the appearance to be every...

Anyone else have any sort of weird mental hang up with a WOWO wax?? I got the truck cleaned up this week; all polished up and one coat of BFWD. Decided I wanted to top it with something…no idea why, just another one of those habits we all have! I hadn't used the SSII in a while, so I broke...

Well, I don't know if gumming up is the right word, but when I'm polishing and/or correcting, the white pad is my "go-to" pad. But during the work, the outer 1-2" radius of the pad gets dried up and crusty, powdery like. It's like all the polish/wax is getting pulled into the center of the...

Heck no you're not the only one that does this!! I recall a day when I first tried out XMT 180. It was a really good shower one day but it stopped raining quite a while before I got off work. When I came out of the office, every car in the parking lot was already completely dry…except mine...

Anyone got a good tip or product to get blue ball point pen ink off of leather seats? I tried all my leather products and 70% isopropyl alcohol, both no dice. What will safely remove the ink?

Do you guys use these theories just for waxes, or does the theory apply to all your products; QD's, protectants, dressings (Meguiars HD), leather cleaners, glass cleaner, etc, etc?? My waxes and my car wash soap come inside...no brainer. But curious about the other stuff as well??

I just ordered mine! I'll tell you guys this...I've literally swapped out everything in my cabinet with a Pinnacle label on it over to XMT. SS II...out!!! XMT 180...in!!! And that's not even factoring in price. When you factor in price, it's a no brainer. Someone on here made the...

Hopefully it smells better than the old forumula...that's my only complaint about it. Smelled like some type of J&J baby products.

Is it Ph balanced? I know his can be an area of contention sometimes, but the old formula use to say; didn't see that statement in the description for the new…just curious!

Is there a difference in the area of protection between something labeled as a 'protectant' vs something labeled as a 'dressing'?? When and where do you choose between the two if so?? I'm mainly asking for the the use of fender wells/undercarriage. Sometimes I use a tire foam cleaner/dressing...